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Prosecuting Attorney

In accordance with the above request
and in conformity with the statutes in
cases made and provided. | do hereby
offer the following rewards:
$500 for the arrest of Dan Began, alias
VIM. Mccoy.
$500 Tor the arrest of James Jones.
$500 for the arrest of Charles IL.
Leroy.
300 for the arrest of William c.
Sterry.
In addition to the above the sheriff
offers $500 for the arrest OF Began,
alias Mccoy. THOMAS MOONLIGHT,
Governor.
Executive Office, Cheyenne. Wyo.,
Oct. A., 1887.
, 1887-10-07

A popularity Of Hoods S~arsaparilla il
that while it p%urifies the blood, it imparts
new vigor to every function OF the body.
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liz shsltsring wings over ieri 4 Z US paEsy
III f5p Whit mani Il ID the parts which CAB
rioq TFlfh II lrUisoiiun 50 life aiia proper ~
and more than al, to the honaehpia qoefLh
Hud r0nf-tree. ] may moi 9e h9ie, sltgs
To Hpeak "a many a. me dl5I go
vhfnb are around me- aHd KNOW lhefe ~
many fIuuonyinred. but II can only corr
vince the women I feel that the oall9e y ven
fIaurhtarl / know thEt tue man b9aats ~
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r. taB tbe destiny OF his country AZ tlle 5ll57
lpt-bDx; i know be boasts Of beng the Lore
on rpgr1kiud, one Of the people t1at Eo,EeIn
thg stata; but he little knows how nlush rs =
pfyvernati Mt home. EkJauGhter-I bastihg
that Totn, he HtIle knqwB whose nllluelles
directs him how 10 cast IL. dc llt5e hh99s
that whom IN the plenttTde 81 ms many
UOWer he goes to the polls ana uepOslIs Ais
vote he merely executes the deorae rendered
al home lsmilesl and which ne clare nqt
dip01ev: and ask the ladies, who possess thlb
influence, to exercise all OF u yNer the men
81 DaleGsiGu, and TO remind thom while 90
ing their duty to the candidate q taflf
Choice 10 remember their duty TO the Demo-
cratic party and to ask them TO 30 pelorm
That duty that they may forget no obliglt-
tiOns to that marty, and 90 tiiaI tAey lli iy
10 ready after the verdict OF the belhQcfAHG
Tlarty has been renderedat the convention e
render an enthusiastic support to its chosen
/ thank you for your kind attention.
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HlE. B Z JlN@
Ms ADDRESS 70 ME DEMOCRATS or
cAlcASlEu PARISH.

An Eloqnsnt md Iaaruesf Plea for Demo
cradle Harnaony- Prstsnslcns q
tssa RessEnleTa ventiiatetl--''Ef oHiy
one MIN Can Save fhs Democrats
Rarty. 1t Should I1In and ho Buried
Eanrarnr.li
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Fsgion Of saperslitisnir + is time
there i something that stands above
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where / have been. where formerly I adj
dressed Democratic meetings. where eyers
man stood shoulder 10 shoulder like soldiers
lighting = eonamgn enemy, heRe seen them
divided into two hostile caMps, have heard
men say thBt they would not vote Tor HeRu-
cry If nominated and ] have heard others say
that they would not vote for Nichols III nom
mated. ! have seen men wac haa always, a
j say, stood shoulder to shoulder, railing
against each Other with more seeming III ter
ness than WAS ever devoted 20 the enemy in
contests with TIE old Radical party When ii
was ~ power. Why, fellow citizens, is this Z
lB y because we are in complete Possession OF
power IN our sbatef Il il because He no
Lager have an enemy 70 highland we are coua-
Ralleft 10 turn orr gums upon eRch ether7 If
that ~ 30, feli0Wscitl8ens, 1 would wish that
our old eneillg, the Republican party, might
once more rise np and be strong enough 10
gsge battle with as Tor the recovery OF li1ia
4ain seates wAieh 50 long they rnined and ep-
pressed. would rather such was ths case
heeadse Then / know oar people Would Be-
pnltefl They would need no AiehOils to
unite Them and they would need no Millinery
~ UNITE fiien Ihey wonbd be iiaiitsd ttesle
man as when We had acognnaDn enemy rs
vel, sellqw-eitizena, If We continue tliis
tght, the time may NOT be 80 far tlisisFif ,tlleT
W. will ~ cognpeIiFd onos sa0Ta rs come ~
getbar ~ aght the Old Repa hli.s4i sfssTtF IL
q not dead, II Is only sleepinE Ii exists ~
Al ihe NQfihsrn and Eastern STATES, aad ia
many FL tbs n0sttisern States, ABd8e has an9
aefnpli1te ~ ssefa who Will iake alipant8as
ri NauF dtyiNqns aud Wben gau siivid6 theg
VII enter thsg are Dot inAttenllFe sp6ct !
lprs ~ aie present contest Onty the other
qHy We OLD Republican party thr0uah thgir
ntg " I4hslali toe inat 40 New Orleans Az fhe
pil people Nera there, all except suel ag flad
is,tt Nc eQpli trY. All ilse Old paftiAsns 4e
naed NJ Eight. Kellogg and NarhIofil and Al
We 1a44neei Mera aaaembled ii culnfdittee Il
a@telmlaa What was best t. be done IN tbe
faer9a 2l1atl0n and fitnEe 81 the parig. j
gtfe4t-a nlan who has reprdaantsi g0n IN
80 nfalf hlnlte IL tilaet past, the B0u.
Thomas o. AQaeEsans I aske1 hiia ahat ~
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Ies VIZ, l,sl l99l ilpq q ogef "A 80 d--
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fEer Tbs Democratic party must soon die
aad pass assAs, ard think Il better, fellow
eitiaenei i ueperdeat 4paa any Qie man log
sA4etYi tini 2 E1QAM 1le and " buried away
forever tlries cK fpp mr. figlFl Flint III
true. Rra Nplianeei. Ms feiipR-ci fizeiis, the
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PONDS EXTRACT CO.,
70 Fifth Avenue, New York.
Order of Publication.

No. Gill, r. DIN tho Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee-State OF Ten
nesses VS.. Jas. II. Allen OF al.
1t appearing from the Sherif's return in
this cause that the defendants, Laura Moore,
Katie Jacobs, Amanda Wicks, Mary I. Bell,
II. Bel, Mary Fisher, Cornelius Fisher,
Henry Jones, Catharine Watson, Peter Wat
son, Charles A. Michel, Mamie W. Nichol,
James o. Farrell, Rosa N. Bridges, James
Butler, Fraile Butler, Henry ]. Cou Is, D.
+. SnoWden, George W. Anderson, are not
to be found in his county;
It is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse OF
Shelby county, in the city of Memphis, now
Taxing District of shelby county, Tonnes
see, on the first Monday in April, 1887, and
plead, answer or demur to complainant,s bill
or the Same will be taken for confessed as to
them and set for hearing OK parte; and that a
copy Of this order be published once a wee Z,
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal. This stu day of March, 1857.
A copy-attest: we
S. |, MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master,
By 4. Il. Caldwell, Deputy @. and M. -,
+. II. 4 O. W. Heiskell, Sols. for ooml 1T.
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A TRIBUTE TO BRECHER
Conferred by the Connecticut SEN
ate.

HARTFORD, CONN, March 15.-The
Senate today passed unanimously the
following resolutions OF special com
mittee:
WHEREAS, The death of HenryWard
Beecher has taken from the world q
great and noble soul whose influence
Tor the elevation of his fellow men
made him a leading figure in the re-.
ligious and reformatory movement OF
thes age; and whereas, Connecticut
especially owes it 10 the memory oi
one of the most illu, trious OF her
SONS 10 make suitable recognition oil
the event; therefore
Resolved, That in the death Of Mr..
Beecher the senate nouns the loss Of
great and good man, who was q
leader in the worlds advancement
pre-eminent for his hearty, vital power
In ell good v orks, snd everywhere ad.
mired for his genius, his eloquence
his whole souled. magnetic human
sympathies, and his strong, bright
words OF good cheer.
Relolced, That Connecticut recognizes
in his death the loss OF one OF the
brightest AID greatest Of her sons, who
has greatly aided the cause of human
progress, and left the word better fol-
having been 10 it.
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RAILROAD MINERS
In session for the Purpose Of De.
manding Uniform Rates.

PIrriBURa, PA, March 15.-The
railroad coal miners Of Western Penn
sylvania are in session here today for
the purpose of demanding a uniform
rate of wages for "deadwork," in
creased pay in mines where large
screens have been introduced, and to
appoint four delegates to represent
them on tie Joint Board Of Arbitra-
ton and Cancellation arranged for at
the recent interstate convention OF
operators and miners held at Column
bus, O. The operators are also meet
ing here 10 select their representatives
on the board, and joint conference to
consider the other questions will prob
ably be held. As both sides show dis
position 10 compromise, it is thought
everything will be settled amicably.
Nothing d, finite has been done as yet.
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Order of Publication.
No. 6Ol2, R. DIN the Chancery Court
Shelby county, Worcestershire of Tie
nn.rnn ma w N Ernu NJ al

No. 6Ol2, R. DIN the Chancery Court
Shelby county, Tennessee-State of lie
nessee vs.. W m. Frey OF al.
II appearing from tho Sheriff g return
this cause that the defendants, chavles
Uarraway, Daniel W0ford, J. p. Carpent
Jose ph Goodman, Mary G. Ward, Thomas
Ward, Annie F. Holmes, Aiexsnder kSe
Switzerland, WIN. Buchanan, Ollie Wa
Andrew Ward, e. V. Rawlings, r. X. ST
ger, are not to be found in his county;
1t is therefore ordered, That they ma
their appearance herein, at the courthol
Of Shelby county, in the city Of MemEt
nessee, Od the first Monday in APP
1887, and plead, answer or demur to co
plainant's bill, or the same will be taken
confessed as to them and set for hearing
parte; and that copy Of this order be pl
lished once a week. for four success
weeks, in the Mer phis Appeal. This
day OF March, 1887
A copy-attest; VI
ST. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master
ByT. d. Caldwell, Deputy G. and NJ.
FIJI. 4 G. w, Heiskell, Soils, for @ ompln
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Order of Publication.
No. 6114, R. DIN the Chancery CourI
Shelby county, Tennessee-State Of L
rnannn ia II inhnH IA ID Aldrinh

No. 6114, R. DIN the Chancery CourI
Shelby county, Tennessee-State Of I
nessee VS.. Richard P. Aldrich.
1t appearing from the return Of the She
in this cIuse that the defendants. Lo
Williams, James Brown, Ida Is. Craig,
Craig, W. II. Saun ders, Edward Whitney,
P Dunn, Hattie Martin, A +. Clayw'
William Conway, Ellen Simmons, Sallie
Harris, Thomas +. Harris, Richard Jon
Eddie Morgan, Robert l.. Qverton, VIM. p
sons, Louis Sims, Mrs. e. V. Scott, Geo
Thompson, Andrew Allen, Philip Mich
son, Margaret Howe, d. Mcdonald, are ]
to be found in his county;
. 1t is therefore ordered, That they ma
their appearance herein, at the courtho'
of Shelby county, in the city of Memph
now Taxing District Of Shelby. county, ~
nessee, on the first Monday in April, Is
and plead, answer or demur to complainant
bill, or the same will be taken for confess
as to them and set for hearing exparte; a
that copy of this order be published ono
week for four successive weeks in the Me
phis Appeal. This 8th day of March, 1887
A copy-Attest:
s.. I. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master
By T. B. Caldwell, D. @. and NJ. W
r. H A @. W. Heiskell, Soils. fol cOmpl
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MEMPHIS DAILY SUPPLEMENTARY, MARCH Is, 1887.
mara 10 be superintendent Of Repairs
Of the Public Building at st. Louis.

VI LILO uDlC ouiluAbB ~ Obs LOutrs
ACTING SECRETARY FAIRCHILD
has informed the Collector Of Customs
at New York that an Investigation by
Special Ag mt Jewell Of the importa-
ton Of Messrs. Luekemeyer, Schaefer
& Go. seems to show that it has been
the practice OF the copsiguors Of the
goods imported by this firm during
the ps.t year to undervalue their man.
ufactures, and that their invoices are
made to express the lowest possible
value consistent with safety. The
Acting Secretary says he concuTs in
the Collectors suggestion that it would
be profitable to have further invf sti-
cations made Of other importations
during the past year, in cases where
the invoices have been the subject OF
frequent advances by the appraiser or
the consignee. The Acting Secretary
says further that Gin this and other
similar instances OF habitual attempts
on the part Of consignors and consign.
ees to cefraud the revenue, it would
seem that there should be some legal
means whereby the perpetrators may
be brought to punishment, and you
(the Collector are therefore requested
to lay the matter before the United
States Attorney and consult with him
IS to the best methods of attaining
that end"
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Order Of Publication.

No. 6072, r. DIN the Chancery Court
Shelby county, Tennessee Of Tt
nessee VS.. W. N. Sneed Ct al
this cause that the defendants, Charles
Roy, Joseph Robin,On Matte A. Siddol
Lucy NJ. Childress, John D. james. jr., 10
McLain Hatcher, are not to be found in
county;
It is therefore ordered, That they ma
their appearance herein, at the courthol
OF Shelby county, in the city of Memph
now Taxing District of Shelby county, Te
ne see, on the first Monday in April, IL
and plead, answer or demur to compla.
ants bill, or the same will be taken
confessed as to them and set for hearing
parte; and that copy of this order be pl
lished once a week, for four success
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal: This
s. 1. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master
By T. B. Caldwell, Deputy @. and M.
r. H. & G. w. Heiskell, Soils. for compl'
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Canital Prize. SI50.00O.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 Approximation Prizes of $780,. 39,(
100 Approximation Prizes Of 200. 20,(
100 Approximation Prizes Of 10O.. 10,(
2179 Prizes, amounting to......... 1855,
Application for rates TO clubs should
made only to the ONCE Of the Company
New Orleans,
For further information write clearl
giving full address. POSTAL NOTES. K
press Money Orders, or Now York Exchan
In ordinary letter. Currency by Express
m. A. DAUPHXN,
New Orleans, La.
Or M. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington. ID. g.,
or 1t 9 W est Court Sc, Memphis, TeE
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Order Of Publication.

No. 6i47, R. DIN the Chanoery Court
Shelby County, Tenuessee-S. Ii. Lamb
eli VS.. 81 en- II. Kennedy ct al.
1t appearing from bill which is sworn to
this cause that the defendant, Mrs. Ellen
Kennedy, Is a resident of the state Of n
York and nonresident Of the State Of II
Ii is therefore ordered, That she mi
her appearance herein, at the courtho'
of Shelby county, in the. city Of Mempf
Tenn, on the first Monday in April, IL
and plead, answer or demEr to complainan
bill, or the same will be taken for confess
as TO her al ID set for hesring ex parte; .
that copy of this order be published one
week, for four successive weeks, in the me
phis Appeal. This Sth day of Maj OH 1881
A cOpy-attest:
ST MCDOWELL, Clerk and Mastel
By T. B. Caldwell, Deputy G. ard Nd.
Adams x Lamb, Soils for compl.t.
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Remember d dsn.. t ssau Pssss5a'G |.
EARLY, who are in charge of the drawings,
q guarantee of absolute fairness and in teg
ty, that The chances are all equal, and u
no one can possibly divine what numb
will draw a prize. All parties therefore 6
or holding out any other impossible indu
ments, are swindlers, and only aim to I
ceive and defraud the unwary.
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Colds, Pleurisy, Rheumatism, Pneumonia,
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and other ailments, for which Benlon's Cap
cine Plasters are admitted to be the best
remedy known. They rolieve and cure In a
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and Druggists. BeWa are OF limitations under
similar sounding rames, such as Capsi-
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BENsoN's AND TAKE no oTHERB- Examine
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BAN
New Orleans, Ia.
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REWARD.

- INxcETsIOR" STEAM LAUNDRY, sHEiBN
~ street. opposite Gayoso. shirt, collars anf
Qua d0ne With neatncss and dispatch. None bn
Hrttlass wofkincu employed.
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STOLEN.

TAIIOtS.
IONS rOGGiNNO. MERCHANT TAILOR 70
- O. uInn street
- M,uAuUS. gr.yuNNT TAILOR, 70 UNION
-. srrt Wort Enlniniccd.
II WFtsHArfT, TAILOR. CLEANER hNp nv
u, palrf Work guaranteed. f1l Monroe ~
DANrs MADE 10 ORDER At A. HExTEK q
/ ROM uiMaiu st
I'REgH tN]pUKrATiOya ~ GENTs suiIiNGK,
J. Motions etc., at SAN thrrrs oor'Hi nnd 'onrs
Guns. 81 upv ARD PAN1-. o. UPWARD ~
, srY style 81 " lfucs p touri -
I D. LERSFH TAILOR All WORK GUARAN.
y. iHui HlIn hrt rrH NI vain ~
IFYUU wNNrAsTYItsu TtrfiNG GETAWAY
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STRAyIp.

DLACK MARI MULE-i5B HANDS nlGIl,
ID year old. Liberal reward u returned W j.
A.. forrsts stable,
AIULE-FROM OWNERS PREMISES, NrllEls
vi sea. on ilcnn street, last sunday night hcpl
~ 1871 one hay man mule, ~ hands hlFh AMI Z
year Ola. left fore lg slightly kn0-k kuccdl nhd =
email waft near The knee. mAne reached Af,a-nh
rhie rmard FOR r-uvrfy aud rctufn 70 tubbllh
nrtk Yard. In North Memphis
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factory, ~ y, STATE slto't 'H'"E', w
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lOOO furs, Tall9w, HceSwaN and n~ea'hSt;
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Love Caused 1t.

MI. b. ID. Qnimby, a member of the
mercantile firm of Clements Il Quimby
Crumpton, Queen Anne's county, left
home and business on Tuesday, April 26.
and has not since been heard OF. He gave
no previous notice of his departure He
left letter in the safe for his partner,
Mr.. Alday Clements, stating that he had
left for parts unknown and never expected
to return unless the affairs of the firm
were found crooked. Mr. Clements i'm
mediately made an investigation of the
affairs of the firm and fourd every thing
all right. Mr. Quimby had two checks
belonging to the firm, amounting to $3.50,
which he returned TO the makers when
he reached Baltimore. The only request
Mr.. Qnimby made of his friends was that
none of them should follow him or try to
discover his whereabouts, as it would be
Useless. He is unmarried, about 81 years
of age, good business man and very
popular. 1t is supposed that diSappoint-
ment in love caused Mr.. Quimby's action.
No one thinks he committed suicide.